QUÉ SIGNIFICA MONKSHOOD EN INGLÉS
Aconitum
Aconitum, también conocido como acónito, monkshood, lobo del lobo, la lane de leopardo, la calavera de las mujeres, el casco del diablo o cohete azul, es un género de más de 250 especies de plantas con flores pertenecientes a la familia Ranunculaceae. Estas plantas herbáceas perennes son principalmente nativas de las partes montañosas del hemisferio norte, creciendo en los suelos de retención de humedad, pero bien drenaje de los prados de montaña. La mayoría de las especies son extremadamente venenosas y deben tratarse con cuidado. El nombre proviene del griego ἀκόνιτον, que significa "sin lucha". Las toxinas extraídas de la planta se utilizaron históricamente para matar lobos, de ahí el nombre de la perdición de lobo.
definición de monkshood en el diccionario inglés
La definición de acónito en el diccionario es cualquiera de varias plantas templadas N venenosas del género ranunculaceous Aconitum, especialmente A. napellus, que tienen flores encapuchadas azul-moradas.
10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «MONKSHOOD»
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monkshood en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con
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Perennial All-Stars: The 150 Best Perennials for ...
FROM THE MID-ATLANTIC STATES NORTH and in the Pacific Northwest,
monkshood earns the right to be listed as an all-star since the plant is one of the
most beautiful for the back of the border. On a trip to Alaska, I was surprised to
find ...
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A Guide to Plant Poisoning of Animals in North America
Habitat Several common species of monkshood grow in North America, the most
important of which included- columbianum (western monkshood), A. uncinatum (
Pennsylvania to Georgia), A. reclinatum (eastern states and west to Ohio), and ...
Anthony P. Knight, Richard G. Walter,
2001
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Encyclopedia of Traditional Chinese Medicines - Molecular ...
T0089 Aconitum crassicaule (Ranunculaceae); CU JING WU TOU; Thickstem
Monkshood. Isolated compounds: 3483, 4210, 15228. T0090 Aconitum delavayi (
Ranunculaceae); MA ER SHAN WU TOU; Delavy Monkshood. Used part:
tuberoid.
Jiaju Zhou, Guirong Xie, Xinjian Yan,
2011
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Central Rocky Mountain Wildflowers: Including Yellowstone ...
Buttercup Family (Ranunculaceae) Description: Monkshood looks a lot like
larkspur, but the upper sepal forms a hood that conceals the 2 true petals. The
sepals are petal-like and brightly colored from blue to deep purple, or
occasionally white ...
He's serving a life sentence, but remembers nothing of the horrific murders. So why is he so scared to even talk about them? And why do his nightmares involve the poisonous plant, monkshood?
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The gardeners dictionary
Aconitum variegatum (variegated, or small blue monkshood). Flowers with Jive
pirtils ; divisions of the leaves parted half way, broader above ; spur thick,
somewhat spiral; helmet conical. — This sort flowers later in the season, and
seldom ...
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CRC Dictionary of Agricultural Sciences
This results in an accumulation of citric acid and the consequent inhibition of
aerobic energy production. aconite (monkshood; wolfsbane; the "queen mother
of poisons"). 1: any plant of the genus Aconitum. 2a: the dried tuberous root ot ...
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Toxic Plants of North America
The following are representative taxa: A. columbianum Nutt. monkshood, western
monkshood, Columbian monkshood A. delphiniifolium DC. delphiniumleaved
monkshood A. maximum Pall. ex DC. Kamachatka aconite, Kamachatka ...
George E. Burrows, Ronald J. Tyrl,
2012
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Lewis' Dictionary of Toxicology
A. columbianum (monkshood; wolfbane; aconite; western monkshood). a species
that occurs at higher elevations in the northern Rocky Mountain and Pacific Coast
states of the United States. A. ferox (Indian aconite; bish; visha; bishma; ...
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Library of Congress Subject Headings
A ( Therapeutics )] ]RS165.A (Pharmacy )1 BT Myocardial depressants Aconites (
Plants) USE Monkshoods Aconitum USE Monkshoods Aconitum columbianum
USE Columbian monkshood Aconitum columbianum columbianum USE
Northern ...
Library of Congress. Cataloging Policy and Support Office,
2006
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monkshood en el contexto de las siguientes noticias.
Killers, kicks and cures: Our complex relationship with plants
I love English country gardens and churchyards full of yew trees, foxgloves, native monkshood and snowdrops. They mark the seasons, and ... «New Scientist, Jul 15»
Toxic Giant Hogweed plants spotted in Milton Keynes
DEVIL'S HELMET: Is this killer plant (AKA Wolf's Bane, Monkshood, Queen of Poi ... Frost's Garden Centre offer some top tips on looking after ... «oneMK, Jul 15»
Hydroelectric project to harness the power of Crater Lake
Along the lake's shores grow the monkshood and harebell flowers that Clay Koplin, CEO of the Cordova Electric Cooperative, hikes here to ... «Cordova Times, Jul 15»
The UK's most poisonous plants
The native plant, also called monkshood, has large leaves with rounded lobes and purple hooded flowers and is found throughout the UK. «Western Morning News, Jul 15»
Troy Waterfront Farmers' Market
Vendors who practice these organic methods at Troy Market include Slack Hollow Farm, Happenchance Farm, Denison Farm, Monkshood ... «Troy Record, Jul 15»
Colorado Hiking: South Willow Falls
White bog orchid, king's crown, red elephant tusk, blue columbine, dark purple monkshood (also known as the poisonous wolf bane used by ... «Summit Daily News, Jul 15»
Hike to see some of the best wildflowers in Summit County
Jane Hendrix / Special to the Daily Monkshood (Aconitum columbianum) — The unusual monkshood flowers are dark purple (rarely, white). «Summit Daily News, Jul 15»
On The Trail: Anywhere my feet can take me
The flowers were nuts two weeks ago on Ajax Trail — lupines, Indian paintbrushes, monkshood, baby's breath. You name a Rocky Mountain ... «Aspen Times, Jul 15»
Locals showcase their work to benefit OLPH in Garden Walk
Snowdrops and monkshood. Liatris and Meyer lemons. Heirloom tomatoes and peppers. Bonsai, blueberries, and heirloom daylilies. Lenten ... «Chicago Tribune, Jul 15»
Poisonous posies in the potager
Other toxic plants include Rhododendron, monkshood (Aconitum) lily-of-the-valley, Hydrangea, larkspur, English ivy, Euonymus, yews (Taxus), ... «The Paulding County Progress, Jul 15»